A cutting-edge interdisciplinary conference exploring the challenges of ‘identity’– political, economic, socio-cultural, and international – as the GCC states, Iran, Iraq and Yemen undergo paradigm-shifting changes.
Call for papers
Papers and alternative panel proposals on the above themes and research questions are invited.
Abstracts or panel proposals with abstracts must be received by 1 March 2010 (full papers are also accepted as a basis for selection).
If accepted, full draft papers must be received by 1 May 2010.
Submission is by electronic means only, in Word format, 1.5-spaced, 12-point, with footnotes and bibliography, to: Prof. Gerd Nonneman (Al-Qasimi Chair of Gulf Studies), email g.nonneman@ex.ac.uk.
Send questions about logistics to jane.clark@exeter.ac.uk
Those planning to attend the conference may be interested to know that the Gulf Research Centre's branch at Cambridge (GRC-C) will be holding a Gulf Research Meeting in Cambridge, 7-10 July 2010. The two conferences have linked their activities on the basis of shared interests in the Gulf. The Cambridge conference follows immediately after the Exeter one, enabling participants to travel on to Cambridge in time for that meeting.
Those attending the 2010 Exeter Gulf Studies Conference may also wish to note the EXCEPS Conference (Exeter Centre for Ethnopolitical Studies) that immediately precedes it, 27-30 June. |
